[MR.K!]

personally i would vote for Hillary Clinton as she has experience in the White House and as First Lady.

[usa4eva]

Originally posted by KRA!G
personally i would vote for Hillary Clinton as she has experience in the White House and as First Lady.

she has more experience yet she wants to go to war with iran? where does experience come in to that? ... personally..

[Rory]

I. can. not. stand. Hillary. Clinton, or even her husband.

I'm a Republican, and I support Huckabee, but if it was to be a democrat I wouldn't mind Obama.

I also wouldn't mind if Ron Paul or Romney won it.

[Rory]

Originally posted by JeanP!
I hope Hillary Clinton wins

Vote for her AMERICA, she deserves it !!

How does she deserve it?

I feel like it's this:
If you want everyone to be equal, no matter how hard they work, you're a democrat.

If you believe that people work for their status, then you're republican.

This is why the Latinos will definitely vote Democrat, while the wealthiest of Americans will vote Republican.

I don't think voting for Hillary Clinton just because she could be "The first woman president" or "She deserves it" (Still don't understand how she does) is the right way to decide who to vote for.

I disagree with her views on giving citizenship to illegal immigrants.
I disagree with the fact that there should be an increased tax for wealthy Americans.

Still, you guys aren't the one voting; neither am I, but my parents voted for Romney (yesterday), and my brother voted for Ron Paul (although, doesn't look like he's going to get it)

[usa4eva]

i think the assumption that they dont care about who we get apart from a black guy only gets stronger

who says things like "she deserves it"

[Shaun]

I think a lot of people are being swept aside in a big supposed "inspiration" wave by Obama, and are looking over the fact that, as far as I'm aware anyway, he doesn't really have many policies. Clinton has the experience of being in the White House and managing some political affairs with her husband Bill, and seems more resilient and determined to do something, rather than running the risk of all style and no substance with Obama.

[usa4eva]

Where do you get that from, its like a consensus for an "AGAINST OBAMA TACTIC"

she votes for war with Iran and Iraq

OBAMA doesnt want war with anyone of those countries, which would only get more of our own people dead.

the buzz word "experience" used with clinton is used as a tactic for avoiding Obama, its so transparent

Obama doesnt want war with Iran , Clinton does, What Experience is that?

[Shaun]

Firstly, Iraq isn't "war" any more. Just because Obama wants to drop everything and run away from the mess we've made, does not mean that Clinton's an idiot for staying there and try to clean it up.

As for Iran, I've personally no idea on that. From what I've heard, and I read a lot of news, I haven't heard her explicitly say "WAR WITH IRAN".

And as for having "more of our own people dead", well maybe they shouldn't join the army before they go to war then. That sounds extremely inconsiderate, I know, but you should know the dangers before joining.

[usa4eva]

obama voted against it before the Iraq war started, hilary voted for it and still is voting for it.

if everyone wants to know the candidates polices check this comparison table out: http://www.2decide.com/table.htm

...before you judge on looks

[JeanP!]

These are the super-tuesdays state-by-state results

DEMOCRATS

STATE OF ALABAMA
Barack Obama - 56%
Hillary Clinton - 42%
Uncomitted - 2%

STATE OF ALASKA
Barack Obama - 74%
Hillary Clinton - 25%
Uncomitted - 1%

STATE OF ARIZONA
Hillary Clinton - 51%
Barack Obama - 42%
Uncomitted - 7%

STATE OF ARKANSAS
Hillary Clinton - 70% *
Barack Obama - 27%
Uncomitted - 3%

* I love Arkansas

STATE OF CALIFORNIA
Hillary Clinton - 52%
Barack Obama - 42%
Uncomitted - 6%

STATE OF COLORADO
Barack Obama - 67%
Hillary Clinton - 32%
Uncomitted - 1%

STATE OF CONNECTICUT
Barack Obama -51%
Hillary Clinton - 47%
Uncomitted - 2%

STATE OF DELAWARE
Barack Obama -53%
Hillary Clinton - 42%
Uncomitted - 5%

STATE OF FLORIDA
Hillary Clinton - 50%
Barack Obama - 33%
Uncomitted - 17%

STATE OF GEORGIA
Barack Obama - 66%
Hillary Clinton - 31%
Uncomitted - 3%

STATE OF IDAHO
Barack Obama - 80%
Hillary Clinton - 17%
Uncomitted - 3%

STATE OF ILLINOIS
Barack Obama - 65%
Hillary Clinton - 33%
Uncomitted - 2%

STATE OF IOWA
Barack Obama - 38%
Hillary Clinton - 29%
Uncomitted - 33%

STATE OF KANSAS
Barack Obama - 74%
Hillary Clinton - 26%
Uncomitted - 0%

STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS
Hillary Clinton - 56%
Barack Obama - 41%
Uncomitted - 3%

STATE OF MICHIGAN
Hillary Clinton - 55%
Barack Obama - 40%
Uncomitted - 5%

STATE OF MICHIGAN
Hillary Clinton - 55%
Barack Obama - 40%
Uncomitted - 5%

STATE OF MINNESOTA
Barack Obama - 67%
Barack Obama - 32%
Uncomitted - 1%

STATE OF MISSOURI
Barack Obama - 49%
Hillary Clinton - 48%
Uncomitted - 3%

STATE OF NEVADA
Hillary Clinton - 51%
Barack Obama - 45%
Uncomitted - 4%

STATE OF New HAMPSHIRE
Hillary Clinton - 39%
Barack Obama - 36%
Uncomitted - 25%

STATE OF New JERSEY
Hillary Clinton - 54%
Barack Obama - 44%
Uncomitted - 2%

STATE OF New MEXICO
Hillary Clinton - 49%
Barack Obama - 48%
Uncomitted - 3%

STATE OF New YORK
Hillary Clinton - 57%
Barack Obama - 40%
Uncomitted - 3%

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
Barack Obama - 61%
Hillary Clinton - 37%
Uncomitted - 2%

STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Hillary Clinton - 55%
Barack Obama - 31%
Uncomitted - 14%

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINE
Barack Obama - 55%
Hillary Clinton - 27%
Uncomitted - 8%

STATE OF TENNESEE
Hillary Clinton - 54%
Barack Obama - 41%
Uncomitted - 5%

STATE OF UTAH
Barack Obama - 57%
Hillary Clinton - 39%
Uncomitted - 4%

Delegates won

Barack Obama 838
Hillary Clinton 835

[Shaun]

Not sure if those figures are correct. According to BBC News;

Hillary Clinton
12 states, 1045 delegates

Barack Obama
15 states, 960 delegates

[JeanP!]

Mitt Romney has supended his campaign

[Shaun]

Anyone think there's been a case of multiple accounts with the voting? It was about 12-4 to Clinton vs. Obama

[JeanP!]

Louisiana
Obama 57%
Clinton 36%

Washington
Obama 68%
Clinton 32%

Nebraska
Obama 68%
Clinton 32%

U.S Virgin Islands
Obama 92%
Clinton 8%

Estimated total delegates (Wikipedia)
Clinton 1,100
Obama 1,039

Estimated total delegates (BBC)
Clinton 1,084
Obama 1,057

Hillary Clinton is in the lead

[Blink_Me]

Hillary Clinton is a moron, but Obama will be new antichrist.

It's a tough choice for who the American people want as the new president.

[Benji]

i think Obama has a great chance of getting in...But i think Clinton will get it...i dont mind which one does tbh

[KKBL]

as long as its Clinton or Obama then i dont mind.

[Blink_Me]

Originally posted by JeanP!
Louisiana
Obama 57%
Clinton 36%

Washington
Obama 68%
Clinton 32%

Nebraska
Obama 68%
Clinton 32%

U.S Virgin Islands
Obama 92%
Clinton 8%

Estimated total delegates (Wikipedia)
Clinton 1,100
Obama 1,039

Estimated total delegates (BBC)
Clinton 1,084
Obama 1,057

Hillary Clinton is in the lead

Just slightly. Obama is gaining a lot of momentum.

[Shaun]

Originally posted by Blink_Me
Hillary Clinton is a moron, but Obama will be new antichrist.

Interesting and informed opinions there

[bananarama]

I wouldn't vote for any of them. They are all a bunch of filthy rich beggars buying there way into power with more spin than a spider.

[JeanP!]

State of Maine
Obama 59%
Clinton 41%

[Matt]

Originally posted by bananarama
I wouldn't vote for any of them. They are all a bunch of filthy rich beggars buying there way into power with more spin than a spider.

And you're in favour of Britain joining the EU?

[Bells]

Barack Obama. He's a breath of fresh air for America: someone needed to take that vital step, and he did it. Having seen some of his interviews, he also has personal first-hand experience in the issues he wants to resolve as President, and I think that greatly increases his credibilty. Furthermore, he relied on funding purely through American people, i.e. through his book. In fact, the book itself was a great idea for the American people to learn more about him, and what he is about.

I'm surprised at the turnaround in voting on this poll: however, having said that, it still seems that Hillary Clinton still has a lot of popularity. The fact is though, the Clinton name does not give a fresh start for the USA: this is a time where change is crucial, and many people see Obama as that change. He's called himself the 'underdog' on many occasions, which I agree with, because he really is proving to be the dark horse in this race.

[Blink_Me]

The lead is sliding for Hillary. What a surprise.

People are starting to see right through her. People just don't want Bush, Clinton, Bush, Clinton. They want a new change.

[Blink_Me]

Obama is officially in the lead:

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epo...te_counts.html

Can't say I didn't see it coming.